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That’s not current so likely not part of the scope of the authors project. But it was still an interesting read so thanks for sharing.
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It is current. Source: I live in Berlin.
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Oh cool. The wiki suggested it was completely lost from modern use after the fall of the Berlin Wall.
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The Wikipedia article states that

[...]The protests were successful, and the Ampelmännchen returned to pedestrian crossings. They can now also be seen in some western districts of Berlin.[4] Some western German cities such as Saarbrücken[14] and Heidelberg[15] have since adopted the design for some intersections.

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Ohhh I must have glossed over that part. Thank you
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and the Ampel-couples in Vienna https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ampelp%C3%A4rchen
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